Hello I'm sorry to hear that my dear friend has passed Away, I haven't seen Brian in several years, but was always in my heart, we grew up together In Chicago, Roseland area, he was my best friend we did everything together, I can't even count all the good times he was and still is my best friend, I was his best man at his wedding and he was mine at mine, we were in the 101st Airborne together till I went overseas, but when I came home we made up for lost time 
I'm sorry we never got together again after he moved, i missed him then and will always miss him he was great guy

Your friend Joe mello 

My Dad shaped me as a person, a father, a professional, and a friend. He taught me that Family and friends were the most important things in the world. He taught me the value of hard work. He guided me to pick a profession I loved…and regardless of what it was to try and be the best at it. The happiest moments in my life were those where he was most proud of me: graduating college, advancing my career, getting married, and having a son of my own. He gave me the love of fishing, cooking, and the outdoors which are huge parts of who I am.

It wasn’t always easy but parenting is hard and If Jaxon can say the same things about me in 40 years I know I would have done a good job as a father. You did great, Dad. Can’t wait to tell you about the rest of my journey here and I hope you get out fishing this weekend. Love you always.

My papa, 
I don’t have all the words to describe how i’m feeling. 21 years with you was not enough. I wish we had more time together but I know you’re not in pain anymore. Missing you is an understatement but I will never forget the times we shared. You made sure that I was always okay and happy doing the things I chose to do. You never forgot to tell me how proud you were of me or made every effort to come support me in anything I did that really meant the world to me. I love you forever and always❤️

Brian is standing second to the right.  All the Jay's drivers were there.  We had lots of great times together.
My greatest memory was drinking beer at Edna & Lenny's after work and Donna storming in, looking at Brian and the rest of the drivers, saying, "Brian, the kids are at my mother's!"  Brian's response:  "Oops!"

Sieb's retirement party at Moeller's Bowling Alley in Lansing, Illinois, approximately 1980 or 81.

Jay's Drivers: Bob Lull in front, Loren Hodson to left, Bob Zuiker, Dennis Altgilbers, Bill Lull and Brian.  One of many memorable good times together.

Brian loved to go fishing at our usual father / son fishing trip to the d bar d fishing ranch in wisconsin. Brian and Jordon.   And myself and dan…we were just chilling out and enjoying each other’s company..




Brian was my good friend. .We both worked at Jewel.   And liked  to fish. We went on MANYfishing trips together. We talked about our kids. And their futures.. Brian and me were always comparing  our “ ail” I remember when I was in the hospital for one of my many back surgeries. He was there to make sure I was o.k. We always were looking out for each other’s back.. we both believed in the union and lived it every day. …..I will miss him and only  hope he will be catching the BIG fish  where he is at.    Take care Brian…..lee




To my dad. You were an amazing father and friend. You taught me the love of fishing and cooking. Sure wish we could have made that hot sauce together. You worked tirelessly to provide a wonderful life for all of us. Your contagious hearty laugh I will miss. I hope that you are cooking and fishing in heaven. I will miss you but I know that I will see you again. ❤️

To my Dad-
   I am so grateful to have been able to call you Dad and to have had you as a father. You taught me so many things. How to stand tall in the face of adversity, how to never give up,  to treat people all the same. You taught me my work ethic and to be proud of my work. To do a great job and have pride. You are my friend, my mentor, my disciplinarian, my strength. I am so blessed to have been able to spend the week in the hospital with you. It truly changed my life. I only wish we had more time. Time to laugh, time to cry, time to hold hand and hug, time to share memories, time to just be. I will love you forever and miss you for always. Until we meet again please watch over me and protect me, guide me and most of all keep me out of trouble. I Love you Dad.❤️
Sheri

OBITUARIO

Brian E Stewart

28 octubre, 1941 – 23 junio, 2022

Central Funeral Home

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